Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-04

it's own. As the brightness and usefulness of old age depend largely upon the outlook after death, much of the book is devoted to suggestions as to the future. The approach of age. the old in their relation to the young, | the evening service of God and of man, the trials of old age, the rays of the sunrise and | the companionships of the morrow are the special topics touched upon. It is printed in large type so that all may read it. Cas- sell & Co.,, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 "Noloch" is a "Story of Sacrifice" by Mrs. Campbell Praed, author of "An Aus tralian Heroine" :" ''Nadine,' etc. The novel is 1n three parts, 'sThe Invocation," 'Led Forth for Sacrifice and Passing Through tke Fire" The scene is laid in France and the story gives intense and realistic pictures of French life. It is full of description and dramatic scenes, often exciting and altogeth- CT full of life. The imagination is let loose and in reading one travels in new and strange scenes, which furnish food for active, intense thought. It is an exciting story of the aver age type that will find it's way to readers of earnest fiction. J. B. Lippincott & Co.,, publishers, Philadelphia. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Cookery for Invalids," by Thomas J. Murrey, author of ''Fifty Soups," Fifty Salads" etc., is little book giving direc- tions for making all kinds of delicacies for invalids; broths, gruels, toast. diet, drinks, fruit drinks, milk, jellies, etc., etc. It gives also the popular dietetic formulas so uniyer sally recommended by physicians. It is 8 helpful book for all housekeepers and nurses. White, Stokes & Allen, publishers, New York.
 'sThe Game of Draw Poker," by John w. Keller, author of 'sTangled Lives," etc., has been formulated and systematized and set forth in little book with the above title. It gives everything that one could wish to know in regard to the game, including hints to the players, and also tho treatise by R. c. Schenk and rules for the new game of pro- gressive poker. White, Stokes 6 Allen, publishers, New York. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'tMadrigals and Catches" by Frank Demp- ster, Sherman, is dainty little volume of poems published by White, Stokes & Allen, New York. They amorous poems of tender and exquisite thought, not confined to the regularity of poems or sonnets. The humorous, gentle ring of the verses is charming. They are printed on heavy pa per, with parchment paper covers The vol tune is very neat and it's contents are az ex- quisite as the external part. For sale in this clty Oy IuoQ the DOOkSoll6r.
 "Hints Writing and Speech Making, D by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, is a little volume in the handbook series combining two letters, the first of which, "A Letter to a Young Contributor" was published a short time since in the "Atlantic Monthly" The second, 'Hints on Speech Making" ap- peared in "Harper's Magazine for Novem- Der, 1886. It is 8 valuable little book, as the popularity and worth of the articles published separately testify. By the same publishers, English Synonyms Discrimina- ted" by Richard Whately, D. D., Archbish- ep of Dublin, is issued. It is convenient book showing the derivation of common the words which have the same meaning. It is furnished with a complete index. The explanations will be found of value to every one who uses the English language. Lee & Shepard, publishers, Boston. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 'sBorderland," by Jessie Fothergill, author of "The First Violin," etc., and ':Victims,'' by Theodore Gift, author of Pretty Miss Bellew,"- etc., are new publications of the 'Leisure Moment series" The former is a country town chronicle with all the detail the name implies, and is interesting in it's clever complications. It has much in it that is implied in the name, and will amuse and instruct the reader in matters of common sense which are too little talked of Both are stories for leisure moments and will fill those moments very pleasantly. Henry Holt & Co.,, publishers, New York For sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 ''The Romance of nvention-Vignettee From the Annals of Industry and Science, , by James Burnley, author of ssTwo Sides tc